Example: 5.67 x 10² kJ of heat was needed to completely melt a 0.590 kg sample of aluminum originally at 25.0°C. The melting point occurred at 660.°C. Calculate the specific heat of aluminum. (The heat of fusion of aluminum, AHfus is 3.96 x 105 J/kg).

Example: 5.67 x 10² kJ of heat was needed to completely melt a 0.590 kg sample of aluminum originally at 25.0°C. The melting point occurred at 660.°C. Calculate the specific heat of aluminum. (The heat of fusion of aluminum, AHfus is 3.96 x 105 J/kg).

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originally at 25.0°C. The melting point occurred at 660.°C. Calculate the specific heat of
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